Why can’t we swap using a button on the headphones? It is an inconvenience to go find my phone, scroll to the Sonos app, wait for it to open and load, select the headphones, then push the swap button. Ridiculous.
This is all not to mention that it is absurd that they created these and you can’t listen to them at the same time the Arc is playing. They should integrate into the Sonos WiFi Network and sync audio like any other Sonos device. We don’t need just another Bluetooth headphone device that looks like AirPod Max
Ace Needs Swap Button On Device
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After TV swap once is set up for Ace in the Sonos App, you can easily activate TV swap by pressing and holding the multi function button.
Ralf
Why can’t we swap using a button on the headphones? It is an inconvenience to go find my phone, scroll to the Sonos app, wait for it to open and load, select the headphones, then push the swap button. Ridiculous.
This is all not to mention that it is absurd that they created these and you can’t listen to them at the same time the Arc is playing. They should integrate into the Sonos WiFi Network and sync audio like any other Sonos device. We don’t need just another Bluetooth headphone device that looks like AirPod Max
Ridiculous to not read the user manual too 😜
+18Yea. I thought I looked for that in the UM. Obviously missed it.
Nobody’s perfect. That’s why there are user communities. 😉
Yea. I thought I looked for that in the UM. Obviously missed it.
Sorry, I couldn’t resist - but it was meant in fun. We’ve all managed to “not read” stuff in the past, only to see it so clearly once it’s pointed out.
Hope you can sit back, chill out and enjoy your Ace now,
Yea. I thought I looked for that in the UM. Obviously missed it.
Sorry, I couldn’t resist - but it was meant in fun. We’ve all managed to “not read” stuff in the past, only to see it so clearly once it’s pointed out.
Not me, I never make misakes.
Danny
Yea. I thought I looked for that in the UM. Obviously missed it.
Sorry, I couldn’t resist - but it was meant in fun. We’ve all managed to “not read” stuff in the past, only to see it so clearly once it’s pointed out.
Not me, I never make misakes.
Mi missake; most of us ar prong to the ode errer.
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